Reggae icon Luciano will bring his uplifting sound to New York City on Wednesday, January 7, 2026, with a live performance at Le Poisson Rouge (LPR). Presented by Rising Sun and Jamaican Dave Productions, doors will open at 7:00 PM, and the show is scheduled to begin at 8:00 PM.

Patrons must be 18 years or older to attend. Advance tickets are available for $69.68, while day-of-show admission will be higher. Le Poisson Rouge is located at 158 Bleecker Street in Manhattan’s vibrant West Village.

Fans can find additional details, including ticket information, on the venue’s official website.

Brooklyn Bowl will host “Nice Up Jamaica! – A Fundraiser for Hurricane Relief” on December 16, bringing together a strong lineup of reggae and dancehall icons to support communities in Jamaica affected by the recent hurricane. Presented by LargeUp and Brooklyn Bowl, the event begins at 6:00 PM and invites attendees to contribute essential items such as tarps, clothing, and bedding to help the relief efforts.

The evening will feature live performances by King Yellowman, Johnny Osbourne, Anant Pradhan and Larry McDonald, Yaadcore & Di Yaad Man Dem, and Red Fox & Screechy Dan. DJ sets from Ayanna Heaven, DJ Gravy, Barry Cole, Max Glazer, and African Violet Roots will keep the energy high throughout the night.

Proceeds from the fundraiser will benefit Rebuild Cockpit Country, The American Friends of Jamaica, World Central Kitchen, and the Ghetto Youths Foundation — organizations dedicated to recovery and humanitarian support across the island. Click here for tickets.

Sandz NYC presents an evening of live reggae music with a special performance by recording artist Ginjah. It will take place on Thursday, December 4th, beginning at 8 PM, at 234-32 Merrick Blvd.

Ginjah‘s appearance will be  enhanced by the musical mastery of Derrick Barnett & Statement Band, one of the most respected supporting ensembles in reggae music.

The event offers free admission and freeprivate parking, providing added convenience for attendees. While there is no cost to enter, a reservation is required to secure seating and ensure a smooth experience for all guests. Patrons may call 347-423-9312 or text 201-844-9026 for reservations or inquiries.

Pinnacle, born Glenroy Davey, grew up in Kingston before spending his formative years in Clarendon. He began singing in the 1980s on several sound systems, including Love Bunch, Roots Melody, Stur Gav, Tommy Phonic, and Jack Ruby, performing under the name Disco D. In the 1990s, he migrated to the USA, eventually settling in South Florida while maintaining a strong connection to his Jamaican roots.

His early influences include American soul balladeers such as Jerry Butler and British crooner Matt Monro. Later he discovered reggae greats such as Junior Delgado, while also expressing admiration for easy-listening reggae voices like Benjy Myaz. Those influences helped shape Pinnacle’s soft, melody-driven vocal style. 

Released on September 26, 2025, Pinnacle‘s latest single, “Fill Your Prescription”, is an upbeat, bouncy lovers-rock track. The song features Pinnacle as a devoted suitor serenading his love interest, assuring her that he’s the one to fill her prescription. When asked about the inspiration behind the song, he explained that the melody simply flowed after he listened to the instrumental repeatedly until the lyrical idea emerged. The chemistry between him and producer Danny Breakenridge — long-time friends — helped seal the collaboration.

For fans and lovers-rock aficionados, “Fill Your Prescription” delivers exactly what is expected — a soulful, romantically-tuned reggae song with clarity of melody and sincere emotion. Pinnacle remains firmly in the tradition of lovers-rock greats such as the legendary John Holt, while retaining his own distinctive sound. 

As for what lies ahead, Pinnacle teased that fans should stay tuned — “who knows,” he said, “I might just let them know how much the prescription is working.” He also expressed thanks to supporters and collaborators, especially Danny Breakenridge, whose friendship and production talent made the single possible.